
Mina Holland
Editor, Guardian Cook at The Guardian
Editor of @Guardiancook. Author of 'The Edible Atlas', and 'Mamma: Reflections on the Food That Makes Us' - out in February 2017.
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3 days ago |
toa.st | Mina Holland
“One of my earliest food memories is mum making this salad,” says Ukraine-born chef Olia Hercules of the bowlful in front of her, “I’m just mad about it at the moment.” We're in the kitchen she shares with her two sons and food photographer husband, Joe Woodhouse, in London's Forest Gate, and in the bowl is an orchestra of summer garden vegetables, soft herbs and sour cream.
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2 weeks ago |
observer.co.uk | Mina Holland
One day in the week after Vida’s diagnosis, we take the train down to Streatham, where my mum has made lunch. Walking through my parents’ front door, some of my tension uncoils as I am hit by the smells of home: quiche, dark wood furniture, a hoover full of dog hair.
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3 weeks ago |
vogue.co.uk | Mina Holland
People often ask how we found out that our daughter, Vida, was unwell. I always answer a bit differently, choosing from a few well-rehearsed anecdotes. Maybe: I could feel the shift among my new National Childbirth Trust (NCT) friends, how they found feeding and sleep routines easier with each passing week. Or: in a baby massage class, the other babies gurgled, guzzled and moved their bowels with satisfaction, while mine’s screams would not be abated by milk or motion.
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1 month ago |
toa.st | Mina Holland
Giles Duley recently got a tattoo on his right arm. Fittingly for a man whose photojournalism documents the long-term impact of war on human lives, it is a reproduction of Guernica, Picasso’s iconic anti-war painting from 1937. Sitting in his flat on the Hastings seafront, Duley describes how he fell asleep during the long and notoriously painful process; “I was out cold for three hours,” he laughs, lifting a fish roll to his mouth between sentences.
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1 month ago |
toa.st | Mina Holland
To watch Rosie Kellett move around a kitchen is to see her in her natural habitat: she is fluid, she is alert, she is calm. That she is calm is unsurprising, really, because Rosie is used to cooking for much bigger groups than the three of us (with photographer Sophie) around the table today.
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